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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
7
Asa G. Candler Sr and his wife formerly Mrs May Little Ragan are reunited. The divorce petition filed by Candler was withdrawn after noon Thursday. Mrs Candler confirms the reconciliation and says she is home with her husband and daughters, with no special plans for now.
A fragment describes a woman staying at her own home Wednesday morning, then moving through the day and night, spending Thursday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Al Little on Pace's Ferry Road, remaining there several hours before returning for lunch to her home.
At a Whi Delta Literary Society meeting J B Burks was elected President Mary Lou Bowen Vice President Laverne Joiner Secretary and Treasurer and Louise Goodson named critic The Thalean Community Club discussed expanding the library and adding a science lab Miss Christensen of Denmark spoke and sang perf ormances Col J F E D Shipp gave peaches as a souvenir A Friday basketball game against Neyy Era drew a lively crowd with Thalean edging ahead in the final half to win by 14 points.
In Thalean the Ladies Club gathered Wednesday afternoon to discuss the year ahead. Mrs. T. M. Winch serves as club president and regular monthly meetings will continue until Home Demonstration Agent Bonnie Parkman can join them.
The Richland Business Men's Bible Class plans another Christmas outreach, gathering funds daily for distribution of food clothes fuel and supplies to aged crippled and shut ins at their homes on Christmas morning in Richland.
The Richland Public Schools musical department, under Frances Drew, will present daily Christmas programs in the school auditorium next week. Students from primaries to seniors will perform sight singing, carols, and piano selections each morning, free for the public.
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